Fourth Amendment to the United States Constitution? Forget about it! Second Amendment? Forget about it!
One could go on and on about the paltry healthcare benefits of this precursor to complete government takeover. What do the people get for an initial investment of about $2 trillion? We still don’t really know. Obama insists a bunch of uninsured people need subsidies for abortion pills and coverage for pre-existing conditions. So we destroy our country and violate taxpayers’ conscience to cater to a small group who already have healthcare and contraception? Wow. And this crowning achievement: keeping young adults on parents’ coverage until age 26! Another achievement! The feds fleecing the folks to encourage dependency!
Don’t miss the big picture, the end game. Sen. Reid recently affirmed Sen. Hatch’s accusation: ObamaCare is only a stepping stone to complete government takeover.
Such a takeover is designed to destroy the Constitution and enslave every man, woman and child in America. Even in his tinkering with ObamaCare, the president has violated the Constitution by establishing law and amending law, unilaterally.
We could argue against a bureaucrat making treatment decisions and physicians denied the freedom to order needed tests to accurately diagnose.
We could point out prominent Democrats, including those who wrote the law, are running for cover, claiming the law is a disaster.
By all means, ignore the credible reports showing costs are increasing, access is shrinking and quality of care is declining.
We might even tell you how employers and unions decry the devastating effect ObamaCare is having on economic recovery and job creation.
But hey, ignore the truth, the facts, the evidence and the warnings of catastrophe. Believe Obama and enjoy your coverage, that is, until your parents kick you out when they lose their house.
And when total collapse occurs, join Barry in blaming Republicans for shutting down the entire country, but only during visiting hours, please.
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